DryZone Basement Systems Before & After Photos

This customer in Hanover, MA made it clear to our appointment center that his crawlspace was in terrible condition. It was so humid that it wasn't comfortable to breathe in, let alone the small signs of mold growing onto some of the wooden material holding up the structure. We wanted to make sure that moisture won't be able to get into this crawlspace anymore, so we completely encapsulated the area with CleanSpace vapor barrier. Now, this durable layer will reduce mold growth, musty odors and humidity! 

This homeowner from Dover, MA realized his crawl space was too humid when he tried going down there to find the source of this strange odor he was smelling. The cold dirt from the floor was the main culprit for bringing in so much moisture, causing the air to be humid. Any humid environment is an invitation for mold to grow in, so we made sure that wouldn't happen by encapsulating the crawl space with CleanSpace vapor barrier and SilverGlo wall insulation! Now, this crawl space is insulated and has a more temperature-controlled environment! 

This pre-exisitng sump pump setup in a Hanover, MA finished basement needed an upgrade as it was not keeping up with the intake of water the homeowners were experiencing. Luckily, with the Basement Systems patented TripleSafe Sump Pump system - equipped with not one, but TWO back up pumps (including one of which is battery-operated) - these homeowners are well prepared for the next big storm event! 

This homeowner in Hanover, MA had a single sump pump system that had a battery backup but it had died and they were looking for a change. One of our foreman, Lucio, and his crew went to the home to remove the existing sump pump and replace it with an upgrade. They installed our TripleSafe sump pump, which has three lines of defense against water. The TripleSafe system has a primary pump, secondary pump, as well as a battery back up system. It is a much more reliable sump pump and battery back up system, so now the homeowner can have peace of mind during the next rainfall.

Sump pumps are usually the first solution people usually think of to waterproof their basements, like this one in Halifax, MA. Pumps in a wet basement aren’t wrong, but there’s a lot more to them than digging a hole and sticking pumps in there. We have our perfectly sized liners with pumps, depending like this TripleSafe with three pumps inside, and an airtight lid so no water spills over. The water enters the pump via the attached drainage system and leaves through the discharge, which both are piped into the liner and the water is hidden away.